Welcome to Dalesway Therapies, named because the Dales Way long distance footpath passes in front of our home clinic.

We began our business partnership in 2019 as a way of complementing Yvonne’s well established myofascial massage and movement practice with Craniosacral Therapy, in which Fritz has recently become fully qualified.

We both provide effective treatments that can help a wide range of conditions from stiff necks and sore backs to stroke and PTSD rehabilitation and many more.

By combining our range of experience and skills we aim to offer an opportunity for our clients to achieve a sense of calm, healing and wellbeing. Our different therapies can help to reduce pain, relieve myofascial restrictions and improve movement.

Our love of nature and each other brought us together as a couple.

Our sense of both the fragility and resilience of the human body and a desire to help others sealed our professional partnership.  Let us help you discover a greater bodily awareness and balance that supports you through the ups and downs of life.

Treatments are tailor made to your individual requirements but include:

• Direct and indirect myofascial release techniques

• Trigger point therapy

• Hot & cold Stone therapy

• Soft Tissue Release

• ScarWork - a specialised treatment to help scar tissue, fibrosis, adhesions and changes in tissue health following surgery and radiotherapy https://scarwork.com

• PNF - Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (similar to MET)

• Amma therapy - working with acupressure points and meridian lines

• Active Fascial Release

• Fascial Fitness

• Barefoot Training

• Pregnancy Massage - Fully qualified to treat women in all three trimesters

• Oncology Massage - Trained at The Christie Hospital, Manchester, was part of the St. Mary’s Hospice Complementary Therapies team for 5 years and co-wrote and taught an Oncology Massage course with Sally Jeffery for manual therapists.

• Fascial Fitness and Barefoot Training can be given as individual sessions as well as classes. See section on Fascia in movement.